Psychocentrum Review

Aims & Scope

Psychocentrum Reviewfocused to publish high-quality articles dedicated to all aspects of the latest outstanding research and developments in the fields of Psychology, Counseling, and Psychotheraphy in a cross settings.The scope of this journal encompasses to study of psychotherapy, counseling, mental health, parenting, work-life balance, work-family conflict, group behavior, emotion regulation, cognition, addictions, substance abuse, trauma, illness - loss & grief, social relation, psychosocial support, marriage, couple relationships, violence, psychometrics, educational psychology, anxiety, health and workforce, gender & sexuality, healthcare, psychological injury, ethical profession, and quality of life.Authors need to ensure that only original articles and short surveys can be considered for publication in the Psychocentrum Review. More detailed information visit theauthor guidelinesandpolicyof this journal. Psychocentrum Reviewfocused to publish high-quality articles dedicated to all aspects of the latest outstanding research and developments in the fields of Psychology, Counseling, and Psychotheraphy in a cross settings. The scope of this journal encompasses to study of psychotherapy, counseling, mental health, parenting, work-life balance, work-family conflict, group behavior, emotion regulation, cognition, addictions, substance abuse, trauma, illness - loss & grief, social relation, psychosocial support, marriage, couple relationships, violence, psychometrics, educational psychology, anxiety, health and workforce, gender & sexuality, healthcare, psychological injury, ethical profession, and quality of life. Original research. Articles in peer-reviewed journals are usually several pages in length, most often subdivided into sections: abstract, introduction, materials & methods, results, conclusions, discussion and references. However, case reports, technical and research notes and short communications are also considered to be articles and may be as short as o

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